Day one Meaning in English
expression
ˈdeɪ/ /ˈwən
DAY wuhn
dˈeɪ/ /wˈɒn
DAY won
释义
The moment when something starts or begins; often used to mean 'from the very beginning' of an activity, job, or relationship.
用法与细微差别
Most often informal; appears in phrases like 'from day one'. Emphasizes loyalty, continuity, or the immediate start of something. Can be literal (first day) or figurative (the beginning of an experience or process). Often signals commitment or history.
Spanish: primer día - desde el principioPortuguese (BR): primeiro dia - desde o inícioPortuguese (PT): primeiro dia - desde o inícioChinese (Simplified): 第一天 - 一开始Chinese (Traditional): 第一天 - 一開始Hindi: पहला दिन - शुरुआत सेArabic: اليوم الأول - منذ البدايةBengali: প্রথম দিন - শুরু থেকেইRussian: первого дня - с самого началаJapanese: 初日（しょにち） - 最初からVietnamese: ngày đầu tiên - từ lúc bắt đầuKorean: 첫날 - 처음부터Turkish: ilk gün - en başındanUrdu: پہلے دن - ابتدائی وقت سےIndonesian: hari pertama - sejak awal
例句
I have loved swimming since day one.
basic
From day one, she did her best at work.
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He knew the answer on day one of class.
basic
We've been friends since day one.
natural
She trusted me right from day one.
natural
It was clear this job would be tough from day one.
natural